Many of us fell victim to a plethora of plucking sessions when Mad Love-era Drew Barrymore brows rose to popularity. But with beauties like Cara DeLevingne and Lily Collins making headlines, bold brows are most definitely back. If yours are still firmly stuck in the '90s, then a semi-permanent treatment like Browhaus' Brow Resurrection service can be your savior.

The treatment restores too-tweezed brows to Brooke Shields fullness levels. Unlike eyebrow tattoos, it's a semi-permanent treatment and can last up to two years. By adding colored vegetable dye to the skin, this technique fills in empty spots on your brows to give them a full, flawless look. ELLE.com caught up with "arch-itect" Michelle Wu, who specializes in the semi permanent service at Browhaus NYC to score the scoop on the treatment.

Find out what you need to know before you have your eyebrows resurrected, the after care, and even some tips for filling in brows the "analog" way, with pencils and powder.

What's involved during a typical Browhaus brow resurrection?

Browhaus technicians create your new eyebrows by hand, literally drawing each strand to create a symmetrical, natural brow that is custom-made for your bone structure. It begins with a consultation where each brow is penciled in, giving you a chance to see how dramatically new brows can change your face. Once you're satisfied with the shape and thickness, the therapist consults with you on your desired color of 100 percent vegetable dye. Then, the revival begins. The area is numbed and the individual hairs are scratched onto the surface of the skin nearly painlessly.

What do we need to know before getting a brow resurrection?

During the consultation, we discuss the procedure, after care, how long it takes the skin to heal and how to ensure the best results. Pricing starts at $925 and includes an initial brow shaping and a Tune Up touch-up appointment within one to three months post-service. We shape, thread and tweeze brows, and then draw on the brow shape before we start the procedure. Regarding pain, nine out of ten of our clients don't feel anything. Some just feel a light sensation, similar to tweezing. We put numbing cream on for 15 to 20 minutes prior to the treatment to desensitize the skin.

Who is the best candidate for the service?

The treatment is perfect for anyone who wants thicker, fuller brows, or those who want to change their brows' shape. Everyone can undergo the service, regardless of skin tone or sensitivity.

What are some tips to help ensure you get the shape and hue you want?

During the consultation, we ensure you're happy with the shape, which can take as long as necessary to get it perfect. We then mix and match with the hue to achieve a shade as close as possible to your hair color. We usually recommend one shade lighter, then during the Tune Up, we tend to go a shade darker.

What needs to be done to ensure your brows will look their best in the months after the service?

The main thing is to avoid getting brows wet within seven days. We recommend our Brow Resurrection after-care kit that contains our signature products, Build and Fix (one regenerates skin cells; the other is an anti skin-scarring balm) to clean the skin. Apply the after-care products twice a day for one week. It is also recommended to not scrub, use soap or makeup on the area, nor have a facial for two weeks post-treatment. During the first month be careful with sun exposure and swimming. Treatments last up to two years. The Tune Up is extremely important to ensure perfect results. To extend the life of the service, choose a darker shade for your brows and avoid sun exposure, lightening cream or exfoliation in the brow area.

What are some easy steps brow novices can take to fill in their own brows?

Always go to a professional to shape your brows and then fill them in with a pencil for fullness. We suggest always using a fine-pointed brow pencil to create light, fine brush strokes in the direction of the hair growth. It's best to follow your natural shape to enhance your own brow definition. A powder can look unnatural, like a solid block of color. Pencil tends to last longer on the brow hairs, especially in hot weather.

Should we go for a shade lighter or darker when grooming brows?

It really depends on natural hair color and how much hair you have. A few shades darker will make them appear fuller and thicker.

If necessary, we will cut the hair to keep it defined, however we don't recommend doing this at home. Only a trained brow specialist should wield scissors for brows.

If you could impart just one brow tip, what would it be?

Don't over-pluck, it can mess up the shape, and limit regrowth. It can take a long time to grow back the shape, setting back the whole brow maintenance process. Always talk to a specialist, and come in for brow shaping every two to three weeks.